Transporting inmates to live visitation sessions involves significant labor hours and costs on the part of corrections staff. Lattice's NetVisit system will deliver impactful cost savings to the facility by eliminating the need to transport inmates to visitation rooms. The Company's video visitation monitor/camera stations are located near inmates' cell blocks.

"We expect our NetVisit system to deliver maximum cost savings and efficiencies to the Coweta County facility by minimizing inmate transport," noted Paul Burgess, CEO of Lattice. "Furthermore, the platform provides frequent access for inmates to connect with family and friends, which can help boost inmate morale during incarceration and reduce recidivism upon release."

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